George Kershaw


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Position: DL
Date of Birth: March 13, 1927
Height / Weight: 6'4" / 210 lbs
First Team: NYG (1949)
Last Team: NYG (1949)

Career Summary

Last Updated: February 10, 2025

George Kershaw

Position: Defensive Lineman (DL)
Date of Birth: March 13, 1927

Career Overview

George Kershaw played in the National Football League (NFL) for a brief period, primarily with the New York Giants (NYG) in
1949.

Team History

  • New York Giants (1949)

Career Highlights

  • Played for the New York Giants during the 1949 NFL season.
  • Contributed to the team as a defensive lineman during a time when the league was evolving in terms of defensive strategies.

Additional Information

George Kershaw's career was relatively short in the NFL, and he is not widely known among fans of the league today. His time in the league coincided with the early years of professional football, a period marked by the transition from the post-war era into a more organized and commercially viable sport. While there may not be extensive statistics or accolades available for Kershaw, his participation in the NFL reflects the dedication and passion of players who contributed to the foundation of the league during its formative years. George Kershaw remains a part of the history of the NFL, specifically associated with the New York Giants. His career exemplifies the commitment of early professional football players, although detailed records of his performance and contributions may not be as readily available as those of more prominent figures in the sport.

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